Thanks for the info James, works like a charm :-) Jroen On 1 dec 2008, at 22:29, James Harkins wrote:
val.linlin(0, 127, 0.0, 4.0) for linear mapping
Or, for arbitrary ControlSpec mapping:
c = ControlSpec(0, 4, \lin); // or whatever other mapping: \exp, a
curve number, etc.
CCResponder( { |src,chan,num,val| x.set(\pitch, c.map(val / 127)); },
nil, 0, 1, nil);
A ControlSpec always maps 0..1 onto the given range, so it's necessary
to divide the 0..127 value by 127 to get 0.0 .. 1.0.
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